![How are DOOM Guy and Shy Guy connected? | 6 Degrees of Pixelation [VIDEO]](https://calebjross.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/thumbnail-doomguyshyguy-6Degrees-50x50.jpg)
Today I connect DOOM Guy—the nameless protagonist of the DOOM series—with Shy Guy—the cute pajama-ed and Jason masked enemy from the Super Mario Bros. series.
You know that social theory that everyone on earth can be connected to anyone else by no more than 5 intermediaries? They call that 6 Degrees of Separation. I do the same thing here, except I connect video game topics in strange ways using 6 Degrees of Pixelation.
This week I play Kickle Cubicle, a cutsie puzzle game that is, quite frankly, still just as amazing now as I remember it being. This game absolutely holds up. It’s not very challenging (which I like), and offers a bit of variety by adding boss fights. You don’t see that very often with puzzle games.
![How are Hancock from Fallout 4 and Tony Hawk connected? | 6 Degrees of Pixelation [VIDEO]](https://calebjross.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/hancocktonyhawk-template-6Degrees-50x50.jpg)
Today I connect Hancock—the gruff-voiced ghoul mayor of Fallout 4’s Goodneighbor—with Tony Hawk—the famous skateboarder and titular star of many Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games.
You know that social theory that everyone on earth can be connected to anyone else by no more than 5 intermediaries? They call that 6 Degrees of Separation. I do the same thing here, except I connect video game topics in strange ways using 6 Degrees of Pixelation.
![How are Harold from Fallout and Pocahontas connected? | 6 Degrees of Pixelation [VIDEO]](https://calebjross.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/thumbnail-HaroldPocahontas-6Degrees-50x50.jpg)
Today I connect Harold—the tree-man from many Fallout games including Fallout 2 and Fallout 3—with Pocahontas—the American Indian Chief’s daughter who may or may not have saved the life of an English colonialist.
You know that social theory that everyone on earth can be connected to anyone else by no more than 5 intermediaries? They call that 6 Degrees of Separation. I do the same thing here, except I connect video game topics in strange ways using 6 Degrees of Pixelation.
I play Yo! Noid, a game that didn’t seem at all confusing during the early 90s when everything was weird. Now, though, understanding more about how video game localization works, this game is super duper weird.
![How are Nolan Bushnell and Bat Boy connected? | 6 Degrees of Pixelation [VIDEO]](https://calebjross.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/NolanBatBoy-thumbnail-mask-50x50.jpg)
You know that social theory that everyone on earth can be connected to anyone else by no more than 5 intermediaries? They call that 6 Degrees of Separation. I do the same thing here, except I connect video game topics in strange ways using 6 Degrees of Pixelation.
Today I connect Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari, with Bat Boy, political leader, Knight, and magazine cover model.
For this very first episode of Resurrection Sunday I play Iron Tank, a game I remember as being host to the first time I ever stayed up all night playing a video game. I also learned what a password was by playing this game.